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MC Endotracheal tube or tracheostomy tube cuffs are inflated to minimal occlusive volume. Adequate occlusion is determined using a stethoscope to
 
  A. hear a hissing sound over the suprasternal notch on expiration
  B. hear a hissing sound over suprasternal notch on end inspiration
  C. hear the client speak softly on exhalat
  D. inflated cuff pressure greater than client's blood pressure.
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